I have been extremely pleased with the education our daughter is receiving at The Catholic High…read moreSchool of Baltimore. Everyone is friendly and really care about the students. I am impressed by the latest technology that is utilized throughout the school.

TCHS is one of the worst schools I have ever attended let alone heard of. I could go on and on and…read moreexplain every single reason why TCHS is a living nightmare for students and even a few teachers, but that would be way too long and most likely take up the whole website of yelp, because once again, I will say that TCHS is god awful. They're hypocritical, they take your money, and they lie straight to everyone's face when they say that your child will blossom into a successful young woman. Ever since the new principal has started, it has gone downhill faster than ever. Their mission statement says "Empowering women" and that is probably the biggest lie I have EVER heard. They do not empower anybody. I'm going to finish this review by warning you that if you send your child to this school, you WILL waste your money. So think twice before wasting your money and do NOT send your child to this school.

Private school with mostly Jewish students. Very expensive but the connections your children make…read morelast a lifetime. Everyone at the PTA meetings are informed and concerned about my son's education and future.

The teachers are amazing. I have seen amazing progress in my kids. They are dedicated and…read moresupportive.

Their school lunches are amazing - The Cafeteria Manager crafts the most divine lunches. Highly…read morerecommended!!

I graduated from Gandhi and I am so proud of myself. I got what I paid for. This school is awesome…read more They train you to who you really wish to become. I am happy I chose the Gandhi School for my CNA training. NOW I CAN FLY!!!!!

I highly recommend this program to anyone looking to become licensed in the medical field!! They…read morework on your pace, the staff is friendly & I retained so much knowledge!! 10/10

Thank you for your help, Ms. Fatima. I hardly recommended this school to everyone who would like to…read morebe certified as a dental assistant.

Such a great program, great teachers, would recommend this to anyone who wants to become a dental…read moreassistant

I've been attending Strayer for a while now, going to different campuses as needed for specific…read moreclasses. This is just one of the campuses I attend. Most of the professors are great, and the classmates are usually working professionals with families, so it's not the same drama that you may get when the class is fresh out of high school. All the classes are in the evenings, and there are computer labs available to do additional work and printing your papers. Of course you do have the option of doing the online classes. The staff cares about its students and their successes. Note of honesty... the pictures shown here from Corporate are just not this campus.

Hello I am a volunteer Strayer Ambassador. My enrollment experience went smoothly. Any questions…read moreare always answered. My admissions officer walked me through the entire process. Even if you are not quite sure what you want to concentrate on they are there to guide you and give you the information needed. Never be afraid to ask questions. Strayer offers a variety of majors. There is always someone to help you along the way. Starting a new venture is an adjustment. Students come from different backgrounds. We are mothers' father's single household, caretakers and in the workforce. The first year one learns how to juggle your time. Everyone has a different study time depending on the needs of the family. Some study while children are doing their homework, others may get up early or stay up late. You must fine your place to maintain your studies. Many days will be harder than others but always remember this is your education and for whatever reason, you are doing this know you are important and never give up.

One of eight children, with my father and four brothers all addicted to drugs, I wanted to make a…read moredifference. By the time that I was 28, I had three children of my own. I had recently returned to Baltimore from an abusive marriage and was looking for a job, when I heard the radio announcement about a non-traditional College for Adults. I was the first one in my family to complete high school and the first to enroll in College. But for years, I had postponed my dreams, for one reason or another, and this was a spark of hope. I still wanted to prove to my family that it could be done. I also wanted to prove that there was a different way to live. For the first six months after I enrolled in Sojourner-Douglas, my children lived with my mother. I lived alone in my deceased Uncle's house. This was an extremely difficult period for me. I was forced to request aid from the same Social Service Office that I once worked as a Student Social Worker years before. My mother received the majority of my benefits for the care of my children. I kept very little for myself and suffered in silence. As a result, my self-esteem had reached an all time low. But, I was determined and therefore, I had to move beyond the embarrassment in order to achieve my dreams. Thanks to a wonderful classmate and friend from Sojourner-Douglas College, most evenings I had a ride to and from school, but if she didn't show-up or remained after school, I didn't have a ride home and had to walk. No one knew that I didn't have bus money and little, if anything, to eat. Recently, I did a mapquest search for the distance between where I lived and school. I couldn't believe that I had walked almost four miles to get to school. The students at Sojourner-Douglas were all like family to me. We shared a common bond and helped each other study and prepare for classes. I was also a dedicated volunteer for the school's events and became very active with different projects to keep my mind off of my personal life. I used my first Financial Aid grant to rent a house and get my children back. I struggled because most of my check went for rent. My church family at Bethel AME assisted me with prayer, food and clothing. After two long years of searching for employment, I managed to get a work-study job at Sojourner-Douglas College. It was a real boost for my self-esteem and my professional life. Two weeks after I graduated from Sojourner-Douglas College, I got hired as a counselor for homeless women. This became the turning point in my life. I was very proud when I became able to return the first Social Services check as "no longer needed". I also managed to pay off my last student loan in no time at all. My accomplishments have been many since then. I am a proud grandmother; own my home; and I have an Executive Management position at the Postal Service. Thank you Sojourner-Douglas College.. Jo Ann, Sojourner-Douglas College Graduate After graduating from Sojourner-Douglass College in June of 2010, I continued my studies at the University of Baltimore. In May of 2013, I completed the required studies and received my MBA. While attending Sojourner-Douglass College I was a full time employee with one of the largest firms in Baltimore and I continue to work in management for this company today. Working in the financial industry where change is inevitable encouraged me to resume my education at Sojourner-Douglass College. The flexibility of the Sojourner-Douglass program was suitable for working adults such as me who were truly dedicated to their studies. The professors at Sojourner-Douglass College not only provided instruction, but insight from experience and encouragement. Sojourner-Douglass College was the key to opening new doors of opportunity for me. Now that I have completed my studies, I have a new confidence about competing in the job market. Sherry L. "I absolutely loved my experience at Sojourner-Douglass College! Nowhere else could I get the knowledge and awakening experience of self-determination and self-empowerment other than my college experience at S-DC. I enjoyed the fact that I was able to make a difference while I was there. Not only was I able to get an excellent education at S-DC, I was able to volunteer and give back at the same time. The Staff at S-DC was like no other.... from the Security Guard at the front door to the President of the College; I was able to interact with everyone on almost a daily basis, and had a feeling of belonging to a unique family community that spreads beyond the S-DC campus. S-DC is a gem in Baltimore City that I am proud to represent as an alumnus. However, I am most proud of being a part of the S-DC family and I feel confident as the College continues to grow our graduates, filled with the fire of self-determination and self-empowerment will be the change agents of the contemporary global community." Anton C.

I went to one class and immediately saw all of the red flags!!!! I guess you get what you pay for…read moreafter all.....First, on the website it states you will get a lab coat, text book and study guide. However, we were given copies of copies (yes-i know sounds crazy.) but, yes the ink was faint and Gray. As a study guide which only included words and definitions. Nothing remotely close to what would be on a national exam. They had a Ten Commandments of phlebotomy that we had to take turns reading... myself and the two other students in the class. Just three of us. That stated things like, "Thy shall know when to quit." I wish I could attach photos to this review to show everyone. Also, the text book we were told be a E-book but it wasn't even that. It was a older text book from six years ago that was scanned or copied into a computer and sent as a PDF file. The pages weren't even aligned properly and it was only seven chapters, that they expected us to print at 27 pages a chapter. Also, I was told no lab coat but we get a pin. Mr. Davies was the instructor who barely could pronounce some of the medical terminology in class and had on a ID tag that said lab Corp. Who told us after one class of basically just talking and waiting for a fourth student that didn't arrive until an one and a half into a two hour only class- that next class the second class with no medical training or practice on a mannequin as of yet... would be sticking each other. That's when I knew I had call and express my concerns the next day to the woman who I spoke to upon enrollment. Ms. Tee who text messaged me that I was moving to fast and that I didn't need a whole book and that I would get what I needed in notes. Also, that they never give out lab coats or a hard text book. So I took a screen shot of the website and sent it to her. She responded she wouldn't go back and fourth with me and to call her. When I called her she told me I should drop out of the class- so I asked for a refund which she said no. I would never get my money back. Since I went to one class and $575 wouldn't make or break their company. Before she hung up on me.. then I was called by a man named Mr.Lee who told me he was the director and to give them a chance if he got my a book. I relied no thank you I didn't feel comfortable and then he said If he returned my money that it be fees deducted. It wasn't until I mentioned the better business bureau and reporting the company for fraud that he sent me a full refund via PayPal. I really wish I could share the text messages and emails from this company if you can even call it that. ITS A SCAM!!! The Belair location is literally in a basement. They lie and make the price low so that people will sign up and don't give what's promised. Also, they put students who have no experience in positions to harm one another. No way someone without experience or knowledge of anatomy and physiology should be sticking each other on day 2. It's reckless and in my opinion they basically sell certifications. A class that is twice a week for 4 weeks at only two hours a class- should be conducted in a more professional manner. Making printer copies of vocabulary words isn't preparation for a national exam. And scanning documents from a out dated textbook and calling it an E-book is insane!! The only reason I even attended this school was the Red Cross no longer offers classes and it was near by. Lesson learned!!! IF YOU VALUE YOU QUALITY EDUCATION- PICK A REAL SCHOOL WITH A LAB AND QUALIFIED PROFESSIONALS.

I recently graduated from this school is great. I'm not sure about the previous review but my…read moreexperience was excellent My Instructor Mr. Davies and Mrs. Tee taught me alot !!! I recently got a job and I'm so thankful to them. I recommend them highly.